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by hug 2y ago
Scissors are one of those things that, as a mostly left-handed but extremely right-eye dominant person, I have always resented and found difficult, but using a quality pair of left-handed scissors is almost an epiphany when you realise ex
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by hug 2y ago
This repository seems to be exactly what you are asking for. It's YOLO analysis of video frames passed in through Real Time Streaming Protocol.
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by hug 2y ago
From anecdotal experience, it makes essentially no difference. I read for an hour or two before bed every night. Paper, kindle, or my current iPad mini make no real difference to my sleep. Dim lights, relaxing, and trying to clear my brain
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by hug 2y ago
I mean, it’s one banana, Michael. What could it cost, ten dollars? This thread is now full of people who, with real lived experience, will tell you that $200 bike served them perfectly well, but downvotes rain in from people who spend five
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by hug 2y ago
Yes, the $118 bike is not going to be much fun, and may be assembled dangerously. It's still a bike , though, and a little TLC and attention to assembly before riding will prevent a significant number of problems. Even the reddit thre
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by hug 2y ago
This thread is bonkers. I'm not even American and it took me all of two minutes to find a bike for $118 USD (or about 90 GBP) available from Walmart. Here it is: https://www.walmart.com/ip/1121295 It looks like a
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by hug 2y ago
You can get a Ricoh G900 II, which was released earlier this year, for sub-$800. It's also fully automatic and doesn't require you to do much with knobs and dials. And it's waterproof! I suspect you'll complain about it
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by hug 2y ago
Look that the timestamp, friend. This is likely a “second chance” for this submission.
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by hug 2y ago
You don't have to be a rabid nationalist to not wish for your country to be invaded and annexed by others. You don't even have to live there. I'm sure a large percentage of Taiwanese living in countries outside of Taiwan wo
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by hug 2y ago
Gwern and the articles examples are not terribly well known for output of interactive fiction that is almost but not quite a video game, so most of it does not apply.
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by hug 2y ago
I have nothing to add to the conversation but love the continual degrading of coherency with the acronym used. Next comment someone please call it HGGHT.
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by hug 2y ago
It depends on what you mean by "what happened". If what you're talking about happening to those companies is how much money they make, you're totally right. That said, your reply is a bit of a non sequitur. The thread is
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by hug 2y ago
That's not my point at all. My point is rather more mundane than that: People like cameras and taking photos. That's why they kept buying them as standalone devices until smartphones were good enough to replace having a standalone
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by hug 2y ago
This comment seems completely at odds with history and how people actually acted prior to the smartphone revolution. Film camera sales proceeded on a steady incline from their invention until the introduction of the digital camera. Digital
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by hug 2y ago
I work a full time tech job, I am out with friends or on a “date night” with my partner three or four times a week every week, and I have a few hobbies like music production and combat robotics. I get at least 8 hours every night. My “must
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by hug 2y ago
I find the kind of responses you’re getting wildly ironic, given the article.
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by hug 2y ago
So what’s the one-word term for “cache expiry across multiple resolvers that handle caching differently, up to and including resolvers having more than one layer of cache due to forwarding”? This isn’t a gotcha question: I know “propagation
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by hug 2y ago
That and “ALIAS” records. It’s way less of a problem now than it was 20 years ago (at least in the Western countries I have services in my career) but it has traditionally also been an issue for a hard cutover of services, especially for SM
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by hug 2y ago
I am not the parent comment, but I would also refuse to give you a label. The very request is disagreeable, not whichever label it is that you use. In all ways I am how I was born, and I have no desire to have that impact who or what I asso
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by hug 2y ago
A good enough personal brand means you have a name (generally) disconnected from your individual job and you are known as an entity in your own right, often not entirely pinned to a single discipline. The most cynical example here is probab
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by hug 2y ago
Sometimes you can, yes, if you are picking the lens with which a subject will be photographed -- you can get down as low as 9mm on 135-film area, and still buy a relatively rectilinear lens. Sometimes you can't get a rectilinear lens,
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by hug 2y ago
Low potential is not no potential, and most everyone is looking for swiss-cheese defense when it comes to these devices. In the case of a display at a check-in counter: - The display needs to be on a network, because it needs to collect inf
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by hug 2y ago
It's not that it was the terminology, it still is the terminology. About 20% of US workers are fully work-from-home. For the vast majority of workers, it still is a third place.
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by hug 2y ago
Unlike physical property, "intellectual property" doesn't exist by itself. The thing that exists, the product that it is that you ostensibly "own" that is protected by the government is the copyright, a soft of reif
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by hug 2y ago
I am not a free speech absolutist, but I don't know that free speech in Australia is lacking very much compared to any other English speaking country, including America: I don't really believe that your constitutional right protec
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by hug 2y ago
Does the script handle macros in SPF? I've had a couple of other-company-IT-admins tell me that my MX is jacked because I use hosted SPF via proofpoint, and when they look up my SPF it looks like this: "v=spf1 include:%{ir}.%{v}.%
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by hug 2y ago
Out of curiosity, as an Australian, what is unenviable?
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by hug 2y ago
I'm not defending Cloudflare's exact actions in this scenario, but it seems reasonable that there are cases where yes, for $10k Cloudflare is okay. Risk can be mitigated, especially if you take care to know what the risk is, but r
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by hug 2y ago
As someone who has had literally thousands of Dells: fuck Dell with a rake. Second only on the chart of “companies to never buy from” to HP.
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by hug 2y ago
The last time I was in the US, specifically in Seattle, there were two separate shootings within blocks of where I was at the time, and one at a bar an hour after I left it. As an Australian, seeing it on the news the next mornings made me

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